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Live-Streaming Video Doctored to Troll me and Call me Arrogant: CJI DY Chandrachud

Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud spoke out against a doctored video that misrepresented his actions, leading to online harassment. He used the incident to highlight the need for improved facilities for women in district courts. Chandrachud also emphasized mentorship for younger judges. The event showcased discussions on judiciary challenges and advancements.

SBI’s Dilemma | “SBI Can Never Match Electoral Bond Donors to Parties”: Ex-Finance Secretary

Former Finance Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg highlighted that while the State Bank of India (SBI) had access to details such as who bought electoral bonds and when, matching each bond with its recipient party was deemed impossible. He criticized SBI’s request to the Supreme Court for more time to provide data as a “cooked up […]

Calcutta High Court Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay to Resign, Signals Political Aspirations

Calcutta High Court Judge, Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay, has resigned to potentially enter politics. Known for uncovering corruption in West Bengal’s education sector, his departure sparks debates and reflects his disillusionment with the judiciary’s limitations. His transition raises questions about the link between law and politics, with many curious about his future impact.

BJP’s Chandigarh Mayor Manoj Sonkar Resigns Ahead of Supreme Court Hearing, Today

BJP’s Chandigarh Mayor, Manoj Sonkar, resigned ahead of a crucial Supreme Court hearing following allegations of electoral malpractice. The controversy escalated after the presiding officer’s removal and opposition demands for a new mayoral election. The Supreme Court condemned the election as a “mockery of democracy” and ordered a thorough investigation, highlighting the critical role of the judiciary in upholding electoral integrity.

Calcutta High Court Upholds Vice President Dhankhar’s Appointment Amid Controversy

The Calcutta High Court has upheld Jagdeep Dhankhar’s appointment of Ashish Giri as director of the Eastern Zonal Cultural Center, dismissing concerns about the hiring process. The court’s decision reinforces gubernatorial appointment powers and affirms the center’s role in promoting cultural heritage across Eastern India. With legal battles resolved, the focus returns to advancing the region’s cultural vibrancy.